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FCP Insurance Consultants Ltd traces its origins to the
late 70's as the Dubai based expatriate division of a UK multifaceted
brokerage.
Becoming independent in mid 1985 and relocating to Cyprus in January
1986, FCP became the third financial services company to establish
in what has become the foremost financial services centre serving
the near/middle East and the subcontinent of Africa.
Although outwith the scope of the UK Financial Services Act, due
to our location, the company voluntarily complies with the requirements
of that jurisdiction, whilst of course being licensed and regulated
by The Central Bank of Cyprus.
FCP is a professional grouping of experienced practitioners serving
a worldwide clientele, and is dedicated to the provision of specialized
services to the non-resident and the international investor (at
the present time our services are not available to persons subject
to the Cyprus Exchange Control Law). What we do - we do well, and
take pride in our professional and ethical approach, which together
with real ongoing service is afforded, to all our clients.
Two of the executive directors of FCP have between them over 70
years experience covering the broad field of financial services.
 Iain
Loudon-Cox, the Chairman and founder of FCP can look back
on well over 30 years in senior positions.
Apart from a brief beginning in banking and insurance (with Scottish
Provident), he has been a regional manager with I.O.S., a divisional
manager with the Slater Walker Group - responsible for the East
of Scotland and N.E. England, and managing director of an Edinburgh
based life and pensions brokerage. Iain was a member of the founding
board of the self-regulating body CIFSA (Cyprus International Financial
Services Association).
 Graham
Alexander Donald, the company's Executive Director, has
over 35 years experience in the financial services industry being
involved in various capacities with the Manufacturers Life Group
between 1966 and 1997.
In 1983 he was posted to Hong Kong to set up an International Expatriate
Division and five years later was seconded to Lloyds Bank International
in HK where he served for 8 years as International Personal Banking
Manager before returning to Manulife in 1997. Graham is currently
on the board of CIFSA and frequently writes articles on financial
topics.
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